Cara Rivera highlights key themes influencing the U.S. research landscape and the global scholarly publishing industry, along with five expected impacts on scholarly publishers.
We sat down with Tim Walsh recently to discuss detecting image manipulation, how AI can be both a blessing and a curse, and the implications for authors and publishers of ensuring image integrity
In this post from ORIGINal Thoughts, Andrea Rahkola discusses her role as an early career scholarly publishing professional and the key behaviors that supported her journey.
Kevin Lomangino discusses the importance of conducting a strategic assessment before renewing a contract or issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP). He highlights how this assessment can prepare your program for growth and greater impact in the next contract term and beyond.
India is rapidly emerging as a global research hub, driven by policy reforms and strong public-private collaboration meaning that beyond ONOS, there will be even more opportunities for publishers to explore. ONOS is set to provide 6,400+ institutions and millions of students and researchers in India with access to 13,000+ journals from 30 publishers.
In this post from ORIGINal Thoughts, author Zen Faulkes addresses a commonly posited solution to the reviewer shortage—compensating reviewers.
We summarize our recent webinar titled 'Smart Contracts in the Age of AI,' aimed at helping society publishers understand this complex topic and grasp how the contract process is changing.
In this post from ORIGINal Thoughts, authors Meghan McDevitt and Brook Simpson offer practical strategies for those who might feel overwhelmed by typical networking settings and are daunted by how to approach them.
KGL Accucoms discusses Couperin.org, the French consortium representing over 250 academic institutions that has chosen not to renew national agreements with major publishers due to pricing concerns and a focus on open science.
